The Ghana Culture Forum recently unveiled its new website during an event at the Accra Tourist Information Centre. The website is set to provide a platform for information and educational content on Ghana’s arts, culture, and heritage.
Nana Otuo Owoahene Acheampong, the Chairman of the forum, emphasized the significance of having an active website. He highlighted the importance of contributing to the website to ensure its effectiveness in promoting Ghana’s culture.
Additionally, the forum is planning to introduce its programs for the upcoming year in January 2025. The focus will be on advocacy, as stated by Nana Otuo Owoahene Acheampong.
Carl Ampah, UNESCO’s Programmes Officer for Culture in Ghana, commended the Ghana Culture Forum and highlighted the role UNESCO played in its formation. He encouraged stakeholders in the cultural and creative industries to utilize the website effectively.
The website aims to reach out to young people, helping them understand their cultural identity and history. It will serve as a platform to showcase the history of Africa from an African perspective, providing valuable information for all interested individuals.
Overall, the Ghana Culture Forum’s website is a significant step towards enhancing the capacity of practitioners in the cultural sector, advocating for key legislations, and conducting research in the cultural and creative industries.
